The Wolf Point Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture will be hosting another dueling pianos performance that will take place in Wolf Point again this year. The program will feature different performers than in the past few years. This year’s group will come from Colorado. The dueling piano concert is scheduled for Nov. 12 at the Wolf Point Elks Event Center. In addition, a newcomers banquet

August 2022 was the second warmest August on record with an average temperature of 77.0 degrees, according to the National Weather Service team in Glasgow. 1971 was the warmest August with an average temperature of 77.1 degrees. The month saw 21 days of highs of 90 degrees or higher which tied 1971 and 1983 for the most 90 plus degree highs in an August.

This year’s annual E-rase your E-waste event is set for Sept. 9-10, so clear out those closets and storage sheds and recycle all of those damaged and obsolete electronics for free. We’ve had a number of questions from people asking about our fall event, so we are excited to let everyone know that the dates have been set. Once again, we have partnered with Yellowstone E-Waste Solutions out

Wolf Point Congregate Meals Sept. 8: Barbecue chicken, au gratin potatoes, Oriental vegetables and dessert. Sept. 13: Turkey dinner, mashed potatoes, dressing, carrots and dessert. Sept. 15: Lasagna, garlic bread, jello salad and dessert.

Frontier School All meals served with vegetables, fruit and milk. Sept. 12: Hamburger gravy with mashed potatoes. Sept. 13: Baked ziti. Sept. 14: Sesame chicken with Asian noodles. Sept. 15: Beef nachos and potatoes. Sept. 16: No school. *** Wolf Point School All meals served with milk. Sept 12: Breakfast: Coco puffs, apple cinnamon bars and apples. Lunch: Chicken sandwiches,

Residents of Glasgow are looking to upgrade their offerings for area skaters. Parks constructed in recent years in nearby Malta and Wolf Point offer modern, high quality landscapes for skaters. The Glasgow park, originally designed as a mixed street skating course, is badly in need of updating or replacement. Said a recent social media post from organizers, “We are so lucky to have a local

Housing, crimes and goals were among the topics during the Wolf Point Community Organization’s monthly meeting held on Monday, Aug. 22. One of the challenges mentioned was trying to find room for new housing in Wolf Point. There’s the possibility that more than 20 houses could be created in the Wolf Point/Poplar area. Perry Lilley of the Fort Peck Housing Authority said the “meth houses”